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Fresco Charity Fund visited the free canteen "Social House"

Fresco Charity Fund visited the free canteen "Social House"

Fresco Charity Fund visited the free canteen "Social House"
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Fresco Charity Fund visited the free canteen "Social House" which serves up to 120 socially vulnerable persons with food during the day.

The representatives of the fund handed over a New Year's dinner plate and also created a New Year's atmosphere.

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The representatives of the foundation presented the center's beneficiary children and their families with New Year's gift baskets, and Santa Claus took care of creating a Christmas mood for the children.

First Step Day Center serves up to 30 children and adults with special needs from 6 to 18 years old